File:Pen and Pencil (newspaper), 3 March 1855 page 13, Bishop Fox's signet ring (cropped).jpg
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[edit]DescriptionPen and Pencil (newspaper), 3 March 1855 page 13, Bishop Fox's signet ring (cropped).jpg |
English: Pen and Pencil Saturday, 3 March 1855, No. 4, Vol I., page 13 of 20, including illustrations.
Illustrations (signed) from Pen and Pencil (an illustrated Family Newspaper). Bishop Fox's signet ring. There is, also, a ring (at page 61,) which was found in the bed of the Thames, during the formation of the coffer-dams of the new London Bridge, described in the catalogue as supposed to have belonged to the Abbot of Southwark, but the type it bears (the Pelican feeding her young) being the favourite device of Bishop Fox, suggests a more likely ownership. Fox, the favourite of Henry VII, and servant of his successor, Henry VIII., to whom he introduced Wolsey, resided in Winchester Palace, on the Bankside, near to the spot where the ring was found. Pen and Pencil, an Illustrated Family Newspaper. 1855. London. Published by Joseph Clayton, jr. 265 Strand. reference Printed by Joseph Clayton, jun., at the printing office of Joseph Clayton, Sen., and published by Joseph Clayton, jun., at the offices of Pen and Pencil, 10 Crane Court, Fleet Street, 265 Strand, and 223 Piccadilly. BL_0003033_18550303_038_0013 |
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